The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 12, 1937, Page 3

| New York Yanks retained their) | stim margin by whitewashing st.|°"4° = ‘| Louis Browns, 10. to 5. Red Ruff- ETHC ing, whe got off to a late start in ; tf SALVADOR Grinnell;and Virginia Sts. Guillermo Perez, Pastor - (Services in Spanish) Sunday school, 16 a. m. Preaching, 8 p. m. il ny iif lildn BELe ; Hf tite te j it i : i é i i 4 i i fek ii i A ti | i i : : - bell, I glanced at the Joe Pearlman, President of Con-!6 i i i i *¢ f i f J gregation bert H. Carey, superintendent. Hebrew Sunday School, 11 a-j'.. Morning worship, 11 o’clock.|m, ‘and every day in week, ex-]) _. Young“People’s Department has} cept Friday, at 4 p.'m. = — with Miss Miriam Carey as teach-| evening, 8 o'clock, and Saturday Center Street, Between Petronia er. The ‘evening session at 6:30} morning, 7 o’clock. ieee 2 and Olivia i o’elock in the church school annet be Summer Months Schedule with Arehie Roberts, president. SAINT PAUL’S CHURCH ~ 4 y ‘1 Junior boys and girls meet in _— ae . the ehurch annex at 4 p. > Duval and: Yon. Sts. SE! Cle SR er SRE ee Sse es ee s A di if i H silt byl Hy Fe. fois Eee, ul Hf m., with Mrs. Mary Thompson as ; Dickey; ip cone res agiele Sumnier Months . Schedule ~; 2 MI : Eveni worship, 8 o’clock.} ~— Sundays F . Zz H PaetTaRD pean Servicg cack |, Badly ‘cde, Maly, Cludiulllle, fea Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Ta. m ) ‘ va * % Ria ° Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in{/9:30 a.m = = ‘ é ay 3| the church school annex with Mrs| Morning prayer said plain, 11 3 . ’ Corrine Curry as president. o'clock. a Church schoir practice every} Low Mass, short sermon, 11:15 3 Wednesday evening after prayer |a. m. “WIZARD” Auto Cleaner: Re- meeting. ,.Mrs. J. Roland Adams,|_ Evensong, 4 stores lustre to all body finish- es. — Beets es.. Does not scratch. old car look new. — Morhing Prayer, 6:45 o'clock. 25 6 Can z _ $ Low Mass, Holy Communion, 7 i vail ui iy z i i iH & i i Hh a ip a. ™ Evenitig Prayer, 5:30 p. m. Wednesdays Low Mass, Holy Communion, 7 a. m. . ‘ : Morning prayer, 8:45 a. m £ IT; Lo (oh; i 9 SODA , oorecteimae’ BOYS OUTH ; iA a? LEAGUE bi ote Mass, Holy Communion, BOTH TRANS COMMITTED} Club 1) Ww. L. Pet. Evening prayer, 5:30 o'clock. -eeee29 18° 617 aR 5 EER _28 18 .609| FIRST METHODIST-CHURCH Pittsburgh ©! 19 .568 St. Louis _.... 23 20 535 doe A. Tolle, Pastor Boston Pe: 24 .455} Eaton and Simonton Streets Coca-Cola added another half-} Brooklyn 23 .452|“I was ged whn they said unto to its lead in the Social} Philadelphi. antes 27 -400; me, let us go into the aouse i League yesterday;Cincinnati —......... 29 386) of the Lord.” | and are now two games Caereh school, 9:45 a. m. Ger- ahead of second-place Roberts} AMER: ald Saunders, superintendent. j se eee Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Club— Wt Pe) Meee : Although onthit, the Cokes de ne Saar 1e 01g SPIE The Seema ae of feated last-place Caraballo Red} ghicago __ GN 2 a eee [Pane 9 to he hitting of Hop-|DOtOit —-—-——-—---27 20-574 P44 t¢stsiéid. extra- utting of Hopi Cleveland —.......-...-24 18 .571) 7 kins featured the game. In four| Boston FR z 19 20 “487 RUSSELL’S |Prie iT 3s CIGAR STORE . Johnson and J-} philadelphia _1T 25 } ‘Carbonell hit homers. Raymond se. Louis 14 29 Albury knocked out two singles i “WIZARD” Auto Polish: Works like magic. Cleans polis es in one operation. t gef> H | “tl ik By ii 5% 0st Ht H #38 ati g § FENDER BRUSH: 20” handle, Brush made of 2” long’ - pico stock and rounded to fit fender. tf if i : ! ips al it i Hee | i fi i. ij it AUTO TOP PUTTY: A black putty in tubes for sealing all leaks in Auto Tops. sit i cca rit! ; fli ile t :3 i i le : i 1 : it clit H g i & is rE rf] OPEN END WRENCH SETS: Made of forged and tempered steel. Practically unbreakable. E Cadmium finished. from 3-8” to 1” im 1-26tha. 60c, 75c and $1.00 Per Set METALBRITE For Polishing All Metal. For Chromium Plate, Brass, Nickel, Siver ware, Aluminum, Also-Glass, Porcelain Windows, Bic. { th i E | if aS + § E i + i i il fi fi : : i [ FIPPLIPEL LIP Pee tegeraediadwd stole second, went to third on a 2no0iT ve Pa in the field, both teams com-} wild pitch and stole home. < mitted four errors. Score by innings: R..HAE. Clarence Gates started on the! Coca-Cola— : mound for the Satans but in the 010.331 1009 8 4) 1 | i | fourth innings, after three rum$iCeratallo Red Devils — P = |were scored, he was relieved by 000 011 010—3 9,;.4| frutans ; } 4 te Tynes, who finished the com-} Batteries: Stanley and Nelson; 1 p Pint 25c test. * p F. Bynes Hopki | “Cigarette Witie” Gates struck | “* O** ea jout three and walked three. 3 : Marti Social Club's baseball] Donglass Stars wil play Young! nitted nine and iooued’ three| Standing of the league: | WE ALSO CARRY A GOOD STOCK OF SHERWIN-WILLIAMS AUTO | nine will play its first game Sun- Cubs tomorrow afternoon at Navy bases on balls. vesrice se a i ENAMEL. 10 ATTRACTIVE COLORS AND BLACK June Field, Leginning at 2:30 o'clock. Tynes retired the side by strike | ; a. wd outs in the ninth frame. Johnson,} Roberts Stars - 446 Bate tres ttm Ns er Se att osfoe t EH SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING CO. | ity ave on the team. Young Cubs |! : : | swinging. Batteries wiil be Pinder and} = : te anxious to meet this new . } Stanley twirled the full game| Monday’ afternoon at Bayview) Crosby for the Stars and Salinero) +4. the victors, fanning one and|Park Robéits Stars will “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” te show players that the and D. Navarro for the Cubs. Pals - " . giving four free passes to first.’ Coca-Cola.“ Tuesday, Stars will ? os members of the city’s| SE EIED {He scored the first run of the, tackle Cai2ballo Red Devils, Wed-\| SOFT DRINKS, ETC. White and Eliza Streets Phone 395 nels win and lose} Subscribe to The Citizen—20c' game. : cap : ; A 4 nm Maa lca * Citinen—208 ame. Tm the second frame. he|nesday. | Taursiat, Ste. WOOO UOOUONEETIOIOMELILEL SLi e ss PLO